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Fort Worth weekly gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-03-18
DAkOTA FLOODS.
IS the Immense Quantities of Snow Melt
Every Greck Become y River.

IS The Immense Quantities of Snow Melt
Every CreCk Becomes y River.
BISMARCK, y. T., March I6-TEe
Northern Pacific train from the west
winch was delayed seventy hours by the
food, reached here last evening. Reports
indicate that the Missouri river must
break within week, and there is great
alarm among the people living along the
banks. The Yellowstone, Little MIS-
souri, and Prior rivers are free
Of ice and are flooding their
banks. Over thirty bridges on the North
ern Pacific between tais point and Billings
have been swept away, and much damage
has been OCCasioned by the floods.
Passengers report that Miles City mss
been twice inundated within the Ia.
wees. Water flowed in all The reefs,
and III one street in the rear of the town
vas ten feet deep, compelling business
men 10 remain from their houses aIl
night
At MedOrs water in the Little Missouri
has surrounded the extensive slaughter
houses and refrigeratCrs Of the Marquis
dc MCres. Dynamite has been shipped
70 this point TO be used in blowing out
the ice around the plers OF the iron bridge
here and every precaution is being taken
10 prevent disaster. There eau be no
pr3t@CtIOn for settlers along the banks for
many miles south. Never in the, history
IF The country hiss there been so much
snow. 1t Is now pouring into the Mis-
souri, in immense torrents, and every
creek IS sWeIed TO the dignity Of . river.
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rhe TSanens nRmpalgn.

LEAvENwoRTH, KAN, March lG.-Dur.
leg the last two days over. 1000 Of the
leading women have registered and will
vote under the law granting municipal
suffrage to Women. Mrs Helen GFugar
OF Indiana is here doing her work. She
was paying special attention yesterday
and 10 day &c the CrLRn Zati0n OF the col
Ored women, and has aroused enthusiasm.
Meetings OF the Law and Order party are
being held every morning and evening
The Whi,ky Alliance IS fully organized
end at WORE. The spring election WILDE
hot,y contested.
Fort Worth weekly gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-03-18

Daniel Manning sailed Tor Europe on
the steamer Arizona this morning, accom-
nanied by his vile and daughter. Mr..
Manning said The voyHge was taaen in TIE
nope that the tonic Of SEA air would bene-
tt his health. He WAS feeling strong and
the cold he caught in Washington had
almost ent rely left him His old con-
plant had not troubled him for six
months
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Architect Edmond Lcgendre, 40 Suffer
street, San Francisco, Cal, s-4teS that
having sufferedster long lime with a Sc
we're cough, and fasIIng to obtain any re
lief from dectorsFand the numerous
preearstiJoS he tooES9e became tlgrmed.
TIED RedtSiar Cough Gtge and one bot
he entirely cured him.
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DYSPEPSIA

Variable appetite; faint, gnaYing feeling
at pit of the stomach, heartburn, wind in the
stomach, bad breath, bad taste in the mouth,
low spirits, general prostraton. There is
no form of disease mo "e prevalent than DyS-
pe1siu, and it can in oil cases be traced to
an enfee6ied or poisoned condition of the
blood. BULLS SARSAPdRiLLA BY Cleansing
and purifying the biood, tones up the dIges-
tive organs, and relief is obtained at once.
DR.. JOHN BULL haveno hesitation in saying
that believe your RssPARILLA 10 be the best
medicine manufactured FER the cure OF ScrofulA
Syphilis and many other cutaneou5 and gIandu-
lar affections, having used IL with entire success
In numbers Of the abOVecaseS
JAMES MOORE, Louisville, Ky.
l DIR. JOHN BULL-p<I procured one bottle Of
Bulls SARsAPART1IsA for my eldest son. Among
tra remedies aud various prescriptions that he
tredfoS peak lungs and chest, this one bottle
hzs 6eep of5n5fe benefit 10 him than all. L has
cured me Of Dyspepsia as we'll
JOHN ). MCGEE, HorSe Cave. KY.
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RICHESp IN THE WORLD.
Recent discoveries of Gold Fields in the
IransVaal.

Recent discoveries of Gold Fields In the
Transvaal.
WASHINGTON, March 9.-Vjce-Consrl
Knight reports To the Department OF
State, concerning the Trausvaal geld
fields, that the wonderful ShelbA Reef
has been re-oclipsed by another reef, dis
covered last summer aud knOHn as
the Thomas Reef, from which sam
Dlss Of quartz weighing 5000 pOuads,
it IS claimed, yielded l4S ounces of gold.
These discoveries naturally gave an i'm
petus to prospecting on large scale, re-
eu,tiEg il the discovery Of marvelou5ly
extensive and riCa gold quartz veins.
The vice consul says that he believes,
after making inquiry and from the best
information ob,ainable, that the Trans
vaal fields, when fully developed, will
prove among the richest in the world.
Recent discoveries have naturally
given rise to no end Of speCG-
lstion and mining ventures. and a great
rush Of capitalists, miners and adventur-
ers has ser in f,T the fields. Near the
Shelby Reef city, Bar0ertoD, has sprung
up ait by magic, numbering already
1000 to 5000 population, and is rap
idly increasing. The prt con
cludes by caulinning persons without
means not TO venture into the gold COua-
Try unless taey be thoroughly practical
miners, as the conditions existing are
very hard, and many will be doomed TO
bitter Gisapp
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DIR 80 RN g
WHEAT AND CORN.
The March Report of tins Department of
AErtculturs.

Aio HAdACtA AHNs'GiS " tilS &c par tAl6hL Ol
agriculture.
WASHINGTON, MlrCn I0.-The March
report Of the Department Of Agriculture
for the distribution and consumption OF
wheat snd corn, shows mat sc per cent.
of the crop Of corn is sill in farmers
hands, a smaller proportion than in
March, 1855 and 1885, but larger than IN
1884. TIE estimated remainder Is Cog, -
000, GOO bushels. The estimated proper
sion held Tor home consumption IS 1871
600, 900 bushels, leaving 2SS,O0G,0 for
expectation beyond Country naes
The proportion Of MaIch merclautsble
corn is SC per cent, making tle quality
Of the crop comparatively high, so being
TN average percentage Of understandable
corn in q series OF ), arS.
TIE amount IF heat on hand is - per
cent. OF Tie crop, or shout l22, COO, 900
bu>hels, against lO7, 900, 600 last year and
50, 000, 600 in March, lS85-the largest
surplus ever grown. 1t is P,00O,-
600 bushels mere than in March,
1884, and p 0OC, 600 bushels more
thsn in 1882. Att the shortest crop for
recent years tee prop prripu held for local
consumption IS 1914, Zoo, 900 bushels. and
the prep0EsiAu to ns shipped beyond
country lines is 2G3 coo, 600 bushels. The
quality of the crop is unusually good, in
the principal =, Wb,&a growing section the
average weigh belcs fftEselgh. pounds
per bushCI. %"
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Real Estate aud &elig on

L0IIvIL LNs1'
Real estate and religion go hand in
hand in minneapolis. The following ad-
yertis lgss1t appears in an evening paper:
w kED-POor sinners to know they can
w have abstracts of their heagcnis estake
brought Howrafo dare free of charge at she
Centenary revival meetings. Come follow
traveller. ~
Fort Worth weekly gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-03-18

Colonel D. Walcott ,Comanche, March9
John II. Grisham, Galveston, March 10
Mrs. Patterson, Houdo City, March I.
Mrs. p. a. Eyerette, CIeburne, March II
Mrs. Sarah ?. Pool, Arson, March c.
Eli FaiEchilds, Whitewright, March II
Fort Worth weekly gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-03-18

k9isor4ered liver is the seaesof many
Of the lIs to wbicE the feshfS heir. 1t
can be remedied By MorFXSs Cascariaaa,2
genRts and pleasant remedy. g..
Fort Worth weekly gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-03-18
TIE EMBRACE OF DEATH.

In many Instances axes aud cTOWb2rs
Tgrre necessary in order to free PERSONS
VINO were piniJned in the wreck. Ia Two
Gases it WAS necessary 10 cut bodies in
/ TWO in order to get them out. They were
already crushed Gus 0f all semblanCc
to the human shape, and were SO tizhtiy
Wedged in that they could be removed
in no other way. One old lady was
taken from the car upinjured, but with
her clothing torn in sh-edS. The hesdlass
trunk Of a woman WSs found lying acrOss
some timber in the street under
the bridge with one arm completely gone
and the lower limbs all cut and m2ugied.
The head was found among the tangled
iron fragments Of the car = few feet
away. Ole man was seen to walk
from the wreck in the direction
OF ROslind&Ie after the wreck, and waen
he had gone dozen yards be fell dead,
either from excitement or from internal
injury. Everybody seemed dazad and
could not realize what occurred.
Daniel Roundy Of RDslindale had 8
most remarkable experience. He was in
tue smoking car playing cards with En-
Snow, Harry Gay and SsTgesut Tay-
l0r. The crash came and the next
thing he knew he wss in the
muddy street uGinjured, holding in mis-
hand the queen of diamonds, which was
covered with blood. His three COmpan-
ions had all been killed.
The following is a revised list Of the
killed and those who kave died of in
juries:
CONDUCTOR MIRIAM TLDEN of Dad-
ham.
ALICE BURNETT, Roslindale.
W. II. JOHNSON, Roslindale.
MARS CARDINAL, Roslindale.
MIR. CAPP, Central Station, West
Roxbury.
MISS NORRIS, West RoxbuTy.
EDWARD E. NORRIS, Dedham, freight
clerk of the Boston and Providence Rail
road.
EDGAR NJ. SNOW, West Roxbury.
WALDO 3. LAILLER, West R0Xbury.
LIZZIE VAUDEVILLE, Dedhem.
LIZZIE WALTON, Dedham.
WM. S. LONG.
VIM. L DURHAM.
STEPHEN T. HOUGHTON, Roslindale.
HARRY GAY, Boston.
Miss M. L O'DIERNE, Dover, n. Il, 81
MISS IDA ADAMS, Boston. -
LIZZIE e. PRICE, Dedham, -
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ALTAR AND TOMB.
The Gszetts's Record of the Marriages
and Deaths in Texas.

MARRIAGES.
Warren Jones and Miss Marie WalIing.
ton, New Boston, March 8.
! D. G. Rlgsdale and Miss A. L. Barber
San Marcos, March 8.
| Frsuk Rabb sHd Miss Lille Stark, Cor
pus Christi, Msrch9.
George Wolf and Miss Msry Henke!s,
Austin, March 7.
Dan B. Gardiner and Miss Lula ?. Eli.
son, Paris, March @
HID. Cross and Miss MoIlie McAIlis-
ter, Blossom Prairie, March 9.
George KJberjne ard Miss Katie Val
eDtiae, San Angelo, March 8.
Louis L. Farr and Miss Ellen f. John
son, Comsnche, March 8
Charles Melca!f and Miss Emma Camp
bell, COTsicana, March 10.
William Hall aud Miss Victoria Her
man, Eagle Pass, March g.
j. W. Weaver and Mrs. Long, Bracket,
March 9.
NJ. C. Hardy and Miss Kate Drennen,
Calvert, Murch 10.
r. W. Beaumont and Miss Minnie Rar-
som, Corsicsna. March 9.
Alonzo Lee and Mis- Mary Aiken, Den
ton, Starch 9.
Earnest Cocanong5er and Miss Louisa
Wilson, Denton, March s.
G. D Noles aud Miss Maude Mckee
non, Denton, March g.
II. p. Nauce snd Miss G.. F. Anderson,
Denton, Marcn 10
August J. Eilers and Miss Maggie Ca
ter, Austin, March 9.
d. ". Casath&m and Miss Estelie Sims,
CIarksVille, March 10.
Owen Klrtley and Miss Matte Light,
Wise county, March 8.
Il. B. KIRK ard Miss Belle Fuqua,
BrOOkstOn, March 3.
s. II. Title and Miss Laura Hensley,
Wilbarger county, March 3.
E. B. Kennedy aud Miss Nancy Dobson,
Gainesville, March 9.
John Bond and Miss Katie Turner, Gle
burne, March 9.
Harry Stuart and Miss Anna B. Pew,
Terrell, March 6.
P. O'R~iIly and Mrs. +. V. Upton,
Denton, March 10.
L. Sonnen and Miss Eva Helm, Pales-
tine, March s.
II. j. Wilson and Miss G. A. Fry, Ben
nett, March 8.
John I. Barlow and Miss Mollie Wet
kins, Marlin, March 9.
DEATHS.
Mrs L. Craddock, Dallas, March s.
c. G. Couch, Brennan, March s.
Mrs. II. A. Scott, Cleburne, March 5.
a. L. Morriss, Weatherford, March 9.
J S. Downward, Bryan, March 7.
Mrs. Mary A Payne, Sunset, March G.
Mrs. +. NJ. Thompson, Sunset, Marcn 5.
III. S Lindsey, San Marcos, March 4
Mrs. Sarah olbley, Lampasas, March 8.
james PJrtiSs, Lampasas, March 5
6. Smith, Deingertield, March s.
Mrs. Susan Mcleod, near Cooper,
March 6.
Mrs. Charles Benner, Johnson City,
March f.
MRS c. ". Watson, Gunsight, March 10.
Mrs. George Posey, Carthage, March g.
Mrs. Allan Esland, Mobeetie, March u.
X. Murphy, Denison, March 10.
Roland Cornelius, GAINESVILLE, March TO-
r. w, Cornelius, New Boston, March9
Mrs. z. Poole, Arson, March 3.
Mrs. Esther &. ECkert, Houston, March
10.
IT q COEpT DaIIea March 10
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SPAWNED THE ABYSS.

Lying by the side Of one of the spin
. tered cars was one OF the main iron cir
/ der5 Of the bridge which showed S clear
! new fracture through its entire breadth
/ This girder is composed of Two
! parallel p.stes q heavy wrought iron
connected by braces of wrought ir0r
/ bUlted together. The opinion is gen
orally expressed by those VINO personally
| Inspected the wreck that the breaking q
this girGer was the immediate cause OF
the disaster. II is stated by some ,hat
there was q jsrring, humping sensation
Just previous to the crash which gives
color to the theory that the fourth car,
the first to 60 through the bridge, was de
rallied and thrOW1 from the trucks to the
ties Of the bridge with such force as to
cause its heavy iron supports to give
way. W0Tbmen have been bUSily engaged
al dsy "a removing the debris from the
embaGkment. The wreck was 20 com
plete that no attempt is made to
save any portion Of the train
Additional evidences we're found Ct
the terrible nature OF the disaster at
d late hour as The work Of removing the
wreck progresses, In some places were
Fragments OF flesh CT pieces OF clothing;
blood WAS over everything. Most of the
pieces Of clio hing f0aDd were from the
garments Of women, ald the IA
tally among them prop0rtiOnately
Is greater. 10 one place the bodies Q!
seven were taken out, al! horribly man
gled. A pathetic sight was the greater
part of the bodies Of TWO girls, with their
arms around one another, clingiDg to-
ra+bGr n
Fort Worth weekly gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-03-18

The LIVER

Secretes the bile and acts like a filter TO
cleanse impurities of the blood. By ir~
regularity in its cction or suspensions
of its functions, tk2 5Hc poisons the blood,
causing jau16Iccs caiIo!y complexion. weak
eyes, bilious di"r7heu, a ian7uid, weary
feeling, Gn5 r7cicI other distressing sym0-
toms 7CRcrZiIy termed liver troubles. These
are roijcvcd Ct once BY the ,Rses of BULLS
SARSAP.lIiLLA the great efOo5 resoiyent
DR.. Jo- LII have beeSftqr number of
years severely afflicted with erSurial headache
and dull, leavy pain in my liver Three bottles
OF BULL SAFSAPARILLA gave me. more relief
than all the others combined.
T. II. OWENS, Louisville, KS.
DIR. JOHN BULL have examined tnaspre-
scrlption for the preparation OF Dr. JOHN BELLS
SARSAPARILLA, and believe the cOnlbinSsioatfS
De an e1cell~--t one, and well Calculatedsto pre-
duce an Alternative impression on the system. I
have used il both in public and privatepraCtice
and think II the best article of Sarsa para in use
n, PELES, III D., Louisville, XIV
.gs&e Res. Phys At Lon, Marine HoSn
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II. C. Cocker, Dallas, March u.
Or. Nj. a. Cornelius, Dallas, March 10.
Miss Annie e, WagIey, Houston, March
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ESTRAYS.

E,TRAYED-BY T. r. Willis before J. n.
IIMaryin j. p, PFeciJc c. No. 3. T4rranJ County
the first cay Of February. 1851, one Hight sOr-
rel horse, about l31s eauds high; three white
feet, blaze in the .qee, seven or eight years
old, BRAIDED o srflefs hip; also blotch brand
on left thi&h also on left shoulder. Appraised
JN0, F. swAYNE,
County Clerk Tarrant cousty Tex.
nsTRAYED By * s. Ralslon, before
I'll - Harris, justice Of tie Peace, pre-
cfnc5 No. ?, Tarfant county, on the
2lst Gay Of Feb5EAry, ISL Is one brown
4 OnsRfght hkrand rsgRt shVltSer tlge horse
Tnree ye ar sold, No f6aIs, Q traei. "a hind
fesFghite Appraised q tt SO Elled Mach /,
County CIsrk TIrf,pt couIlsy, Tex.
ESIRAYED-By itog rEY upg Defsre James
u Il Smith, Justic - he Posce prseiaet No.
>; FarranS COUNTY, Pekas, on tne 26sssaay of
Old baRs15 RaHGs nj "a sbraud od H. cesnectedl
on riEat snOdi9er, EQeEh So; SEQ > enc pony
horse deep gbestn Ut sdsrel, ,sll5ut zssrs old,
on loft thicH. star In forehead left hlSd white
foot, worth S25. Appraised az S6& Filed
March ,. 1851 JNO z. SWINE,
County Clerk Ta~raHt. @ 0unty, Tsxas.
L,5skttAl ED--By. James aeriguI, Defcce q.
n Nance. Justice OF the Peace, pre-
cinec No !, Farrans eesHts, on she Alta day OF
Ms CT, 1857. oae b19Tn horse mule
dUOUL %A4cnIF SkdHS O-d aes.2DNA LFsCtV5 1anlEs
nigh, branded tEgs, S. 0nTsfE thIelI..arpraissd
at SIS. a@ied Mafcn 1, lss7.
JOHN r. SVVa NE
County Clerk Ta1raBs O .unse, Tex.
EsTRAYED--.-y L BlsEas, before q. y.
Il Jones, Justice of the Pea5e bro net No 4
larraat county, on the sB76f d av Il J2nuaFy.
1881, aon..s 1ark bay h9rse, aU,lat years OLD.
aboEt 70 hanes Aixs, % hrs hds gerceivabse,
white staF IN forehead ssht MAD fo0a white,
snail YtEtte p tsand lnIap on .yEeathers, .SEOd
hefoTeS apprStsed at 50 p ssssa
FiLsd FebrusKy u. 1877.
JNO. 2 SwAYNE,
County Clerk Fsrrart County, TeS.
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-
A CHILD'S SKIN,
Ears and Scalp Cove led with Ecze'
matoua >eabs and Sores,
Curea BY Cuticura.

MY little son, aged eight years, hiss been af-
VI fiCLeG with Eczema IT, scalp, and at
times great portion Of tie body ever since he
was two Years old 1t began in his ears and
extended 20 his scalp, which became covered
with ecabs and sores, snd from which a Sti Ky
mud CURED out, using Int sc itching and
distress, and having lis hair ma ted ana life
less ucTne9ih these scdU5 his skin WAS ray
like a -ieCe of bGeisteak, ia Ially the hair
cane out and was destroyed, u til bat 81 all
atch was left at the back Of the head. My
fIionds in Peabody know now my little DO /,
has suffered At night he would scr ten his II az
IN i his pillow was covered with blood. | used
to tie his hands behind him, snd in NAM
ways tried t0prayent hts scratching, but 1t as
no use, he sUuld scratch. | took him to The
h spitaI andto the best phvsicianri PeaOrdy
withau FSUseess. Al ut this time, ssere friends,
who huabesn cured b. tht Gu icuray en- ed es,
prevailed 'Spse pc 10 try them. began 10 use
them on thssTsth40i January lasts In seven
months eveFi rErGS5aSf tie disease a. re
to tot TEL tS H. If Ss S BIS Is h i-a has has
returnt q, ard Is thick Ssror z, an his scalp
as sweet and c.eau as any cAiid's in the world.
l carno- SaF enough TO expgfs my gratitude
for this wonderful cure bv IheEpticuCa Rene
dice, ~ Ish all similarly ataGted to know
.hat my si-ieMeEs Is true andsEit1ou. eXag-
geratIon. CHARLIE ; MChAG,
have seen Mr. Mckay boy wren ba " ST
fected Tfsh Eczema. tgsssYas4srttiful sigpt 70
ioQk st. hRoW tllt he hassFfed cur best ply
si5ans au7 dil all . father could 90 for d sat
fczing child, but aFSiiCd nothing l know that
Ing stateDentshe ksa made % as regards the
cGFing OF his boy bS&Tour Custcura Remedies
areAIue in every PSF EcRlsr 4
80 Reeter streee Peabody. Mas.
Sold ev6ryxheres Price; CUt.cu-4 ) ents;
Cuticura SoEp: % eents; -Cutleura RssOlTent,
81 Prepared by Potter Drag and Chemical
s.nd for & How 30 Cure ska Diseases -
pIaFLES, R'aokheads, slim Elemishes ard
'"' Baby Hpmoss, use EUTICbRA SOAR
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Principal once, Sat4Hain St.. LOUISVILLE. KE.

lis bErtose II Seit5E I0y TIE legitimate HezLEHg gt
aiE>GSe anGkke rSSLzZeE taS4, agE!lEt II G6eS ala
aGainlS 10 asJThOnsathssa azcs glaaLr frs:g.y.
Ithas sto8d the testbftseny years in relieving Perodi
sal pain promoting reuay Of seasons and banishng
weakness, bac1cheknd Consequent nervous distress.
Probably no otheF 9Ipran in the world receives 50
many ''letters Of thszss' IS Lydia T. Pinkham, of
Lynn, Mass Mn. d. Of Enfield, y. H., says:
q will simply say hat5our Vegetable Compounds all
You recommend it tssSe Il has d0nc me- BeyZfs ct
spoi" AHq.ber lady writes from Ottawa follows: 81
nave just to b9gEht the seventh bottle Of your Vege
liable Compound have used boxes Of Pills and
oral sesgsof your Sanative Wash, and thin, it but
gSghttef how much good derived from your med-
seines, 7ht5Ssyt regular Coa-zrrd. All the pains
aad aches have 2most disappeared my slomachis much
sGceSger too aHSI feel myself improved every way"
s,-rs<ss Rs3<s' 81. Sold by all Druggists.
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. ghousands OF good people in the older
states would start for Texas at once if
Fiey knew what grand cosstry Ye have.
The Weekly GAZETTE will better inform
them on this than any otner mea1s. Win
gzou NOT help TO d1stribute this infornsa
a. su 5seribisg. toll foT the friends
= uld Ike to have come to live near
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Colonel Morse u the Font Worth West
ern has filed the office of that road with
magnificent specimens OF building stone,
coal, ores and other products of Jack and
Young counties and Western Texas. The
ores show thst Texas possesses iron,
*silver and copper in abundance.
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Monthly irreg4fszag and lingering
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ladies in the sopt a. SApmeoiattly cured
49,, by the use Of DrtS DrOTg9ole's English
s 'Eemale Bitttrs.
=. II every business man IN Fort Worth
'ssgoiad seed the weekly GAZETTE Tor 4
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& d. any otheT5msansts Try itwShe cos4 is
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ts,ln the ApFSt distfieubIoa CT sLfEzET FEas
fFeey premiums.
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KIDNEYS TT lOGn >scRoFULA
Are
the f7p through
Kidneys howh waste fluids -

tIi7in2G0 ic0H1@c matter taken froRfhe sysA
tenn. hFtbo Na7oyc % not act propssge-tiis
matter i5sE2tai1cd and poisons the 61oo8;s
causing heGdashe, yeaknes&pain intbesn1aH
ofbGck and iOfssAyshes of hsqt, chiLis. witt
dsyr@59od spinach aad bowels. 6ULL'S
SAR5AEARiLtA acts dsea, dIuretc on the
KdneyG an9 bowels, and directly on fbs-
b'OOd as well causing TIE great or
] CANS IF tie 56esg to- EeSuHe thsic natural
faEfts0fs, and he0ithis atsoace restored.
RI. JOHN BULL have used BULE'sssA RsAPA-
EFElA for rheumatism and kidney trouble. and
EySOu has taken il for asthma and general de
diliERr 1t has given US both great 5efSef.
Yours EruLFS
THOS. L. BENTLEY. Rossyille, IL.
guLL'SSS ARGAPARILLA.
BULLS WORM DESTROYER.
BULLS SMITHS TONIC SYRUP. :
TIE POPULAR REMEDIES OF THE DAY.
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pIMPLES, HaoBheads, Shin Elemishes ard
sH' Baby Hpmass, use EUFICERA oOAPsee
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A HAIR PULLING.

E&EEGE7 TAEG BLOOD PURE